Civilization

Newest Review: ... cities, build roads/acqueducts and military units. Over the course of the game, fighting with other civilizations will ... more

... naturally erupt. At the same time, controlling the resources of the empire one's building is fundamental to achieve the required scientific sophistication neede to send a spaceship to Alpha Centauri and win the game. Alternatively, one can win by annihilating the other civilizations (which is way more fun!). One can see the overall map of the world, or zero in each individual city one may have. At the city level, one can choose how to allocate resources (to the sciences, to production or to entertainment - the latter ...more

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Civilization: Gentlemen, let's be CIVILIZED (298 words)
by - written on 09/04/01 (Useful, 23 readings)
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Civilization I is a DOS-based strategy game. Civilization is a turn-based strategy game that spawned a series of games, such as Age of Empires, that till today facinate the most strategic-minded gameplayers. Essentially, the game starts in the year 3000 B.C. with up to seven civilizations spread across the world. One starts with a single "settler" unit and has to found cities, build roads/acqueducts and military units. Over the course of the game, fighting with other civilizations will naturally erupt. At the same time, controlling the resources of the empire one's building is fundamental to achieve the required scientific sophistication neede ... Read the complete review

Civ (193 words)
by - written on 11/08/00 (Useful, 26 readings)
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I have been playing Civilization 2 for ages now and I can't say I am tired of it. Several new related games have come out in the meantime but this original version is still my favoutite one. Basically you can chose which civilisation you want to represent and start building your empire. The only downside is it can take some time to get your civilisation up and running. Once things are on the go it can be very very enjoyable. You have several "routes" you can take. You can opt by living in peace with your neighbours and rely on cooperation to advance in the game, or you can take the war route and do everything by force. I prefer the peaceful route but I ... Read the complete review